Weekly Leader Reflects on Andrew Jackson and Civil Rule
The Springfield Weekly Leader recalls Andrew Jackson’s New Orleans victory and the primacy of civil over military authority. It critiques Republican plans to delay actions after March, notes a deadly Ashtabula accident, and discusses the Pinkston affair and Col. Boyd’s reported suicide amid tumultuous politics.
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Rome
United States
North America
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Seven Hills
Andrew Jackson
New Orleans
Union
Norths
Ohio
Madion
Extra Copies and Political Sway in Postwar News
Notices urge observers to file extra distribution requests at the office, while figures like Stambind and Hendricks loom as Republican ties. The Patriot advertises sale of papers and 50 percent ownership, as Hayes Leapro and merchants press for swift fair settlement of presidential issues amid partisan theater. Legislative notes report speakers elected, Senate pro tem chosen, Florida houses Democratic, and Belknap praised as a trusted ally in Grant’s circle.
Tahiage Appointed Superintendent of Missaned Pacific Rail
A. A. Tahiage formerly superintendent of the AAG T. has been appointed several superintendent of the Missaned Pacific. Mr. Ballard formerly train at Titel at this place has been appointed division superintendent after Mr. Talmage resigned as superintendent of the United Tepe Lowe.
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A. A. Tahiage
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Missaned Pacific
Mr. Ballard
Titel
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Superininnleat Ater
Mr. Talmage
Jol T. Roduson
Che Unies Tepe Lowe
Law Firm Massey McAfee Phelps Dissolves
Local business notes report dissolution of the law firm Massey McAfee Phelps. The firm will no longer operate under Massey McAfee and a new arrangement ends the partnership. JW McCullah retires from Stephens McCullah and WB Satin will succeed the firm.
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Massey, McAfee & Phelps
Massey & McAfee
JW. McCullah
Stephens & McCullah
WB. Satin
Missouri Teachers Association Session Report Jefferson City
Annual gathering of public school teachers and college officers in Jefferson City, December meeting notes. Highlights include progress on expanding state school funding, constitutional amendments, and plans for systematizing the state course of study. Led by S B Laws and Prof Green Wood with support from county superintendents and railroad fare concessions for members.
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State University
Shuanon
Morviewa
Springfield
Billy
Missouri
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Nipher
Greenwood
Chin
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Arnald Krekel
County Commissioners of Schools
Dr Laws
Pres. Laws
Sedalivon
Travener
Public Walls at Springfield a premier civic hall
The Springfield Opera House and Public Wall sector highlight a pair of prominent venues. The Springfels hall, built by the Odd Fellows Association, is praised for finish and acoustic qualities with a large stage and gas lighting. The City Wall on the north side of the square offers seating for around 500 with a ten foot height and notable architectural features.
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Springfels
Odi Fellows Association
Springfield
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Synurean McDaniel
Our Schools Progress Report and College Expansion
A long report details Central School growth with 162 pupils at Bernal, 6807 total across districts, and staff changes. It notes improved attendance, new instructors, and stronger library resources. The colored school shows faithful work. the High School under Prof Goede is strong. The Cerrial School enrolls 610 this fall, with 843 total last year. The college receives over $50,000 in support, with Mr Karl Fairbanks funding a new ladies college building, housing 100 boarders and future wings. The campus expands to 800 acres with a col lege elevator planned and library gains of 1,000 volumes. Requirements include $20,000 from Springfield for the Conservatory and continued donor support to sustain growth.
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Springfield
Col St. Boyd
Brick & McDonough
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Mattie Boal
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Berry
Enya Miller
Anette Sonage
Drie Calloon
Cowan
Jennings
Wilson
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Grigg
KR. J. Goede
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Drury College
Thorugh
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London
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Aml
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Sanilay School
Calvary Presby Terex
C. H. Dunlap
Congregational Chureh
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Deary College
JM Harwood
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Suinday School
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Greene County
Springfield Wagon Factory
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Coombs
Springfield Church Census Reflects Growth and Assets
The report details church memberships across Urbana area congregations, noting total values of property, indebtedness, and annual fundraising. It highlights St Mary’s Academy and parish schools, lists maintenance of debt free status, and cites pastors and superintendents guiding congregations through a year of gains, removals, and reorganized leadership. It mentions Calvary and Congregational churches, noting property values, Sunday school attendance, and accession figures, with emphasis on strong choir presence and community support.
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